In case you missed it (which I highly doubt considering the barrage of company adverts) it was International Women's Day on 8th March,...

A brief description of imposter syndrome, how it was first recognised and a few tips on how to deal with the 'critic' in your head.

One Australian's experience of defining her own cultural identity through the music of her home country.

Lauren Deveney recounts her experience from being anti-feminist to anti-patriarchy during her time at university.

Pranavi Hiremath explains the difference between Pseudo Feminism and Feminism.

Megan Clarke interviews Mmangaliso Nzuza, where he shares his passion for oil painting what Black History Month means to him.

A trip to North Berwick inspires a semi-poetic story about as life slowly returns to normal.

Pranavi Hiremath investigates Honour cultures and how they differ from cultures of law.

Emma Bayley-Melendez writes about her experiences of imposter syndrome at the University of Bristol.

Back in March, Amy Houghton spoke to Aisha Janki Akinola following her election to the Edinburgh University Student’s Association,...

Oliver Ellis (he/him) and Kirsten Provan (she/her) explore how damaging it is for Hollywood to consistently cast cis actors in trans...

Lucy Gavaghan shares her thoughts in an open letter on why we must all care about climate change.

Defining environmental racism within the context of the UK and how its impacts stretch beyond the British Isles.

Since the start of February, increasingly horrific stories have come out of Myanmar following the Military’s seizure of power. In recent...

Practising the old-age art of putting ink to paper - letters to a loved one.

Common People by Pulp was a criticism, not an instruction manual. Class appropriation at the University of Edinburgh by Annabel Wilde.

The UK government has failed to provide a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter to broadcast vital Covid-19 news briefings. Despite an...

The final instalment of our 2020 Reflections by Chloe and Kirsten.

The second of our 2020 reflection pieces looks at lockdown traditions, graduation difficulties and the chance to pause, grow and change.

Part Two: Pranavi Hiremath and five of her friends share some remarkable stories first lockdown experiences.